I'm using angularjs as the framework to write a small quiz. I wrote 4 if statements. But for some unexplained reason, the last condition is always read even though none of the conditions/answers has been chosen.
The $scope.makeup always shows You should have makeup Four, why?
Shouldn't an if statement be overlooked if no condition is met in it, yet?
var silverMetal = ($scope.userChoices.metal === 'silver');
var goldMetal = ($scope.userChoices.metal === 'gold');
var greenTone = ($scope.userChoices.tone === 'green');
var blueTone = ($scope.userChoices.tone === 'blue');
var greyBlueBlackEye = ($scope.userChoices.eye === 'grey' || 'blue' || 'black');
var greenHazelBrownEye = ($scope.userChoices.eye === 'green' || 'hazel' || 'brown');
var lightblondeGingerDarkblondeHair = ($scope.userChoices.hair === 'light blonde' || 'ginger' || 'dark blonde');
var lightbrownDarkbrownBlackHair = ($scope.userChoices.hair === 'light brown' || 'dark brown' || 'black');
if (silverMetal && greenTone && greyBlueBlackEye && lightblondeGingerDarkblondeHair) {
$scope.makeup = 'You should have makeup One';
}
if (silverMetal && greenTone && greyBlueBlackEye && lightbrownDarkbrownBlackHair) {
$scope.makeup = 'You should have makeup Two';
}
if (silverMetal && greenTone && greenHazelBrownEye && lightblondeGingerDarkblondeHair) {
$scope.makeup = 'You should have makeup Three';
}
if (silverMetal && greenTone && greenHazelBrownEye && lightbrownDarkbrownBlackHair) {
$scope.makeup = 'You should have makeup Four';
}
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